Steps: Set Up Project Time Entry
- Create time entry codes.
- Security:Set Up: Time Trackingdomain in the Time Tracking functional area.
Configure time entry templates and time calculation tags so that workers can enter time for projects and project tasks.
- Access theCreate Time Entry Templatetask.
- Select aDefault Time Entry Codefor project time entry.Workday applies the default time entry code to any time entered for projects. To track project time separately from nonproject time, use a default time entry code that you dedicate to project time entry. Then use eligibility for time code groups to make other time entry codes available to the worker. Selecting a default time entry code that tracks both project and nonproject time makes it difficult to separate them for calculations and reports.
- (Optional) On theNoneffective-Datedtab, expand theCalendarsection.
- SelectEnter Time by Typeto enable workers to enter multiple combinations of quantity-based time types and active worktags at once.
- Update theEnter Timebusiness process security policy so that workers can use this option.
If you selectAuto-fill from Prior Weekin addition toEnter Time by Type:- Workers can auto-fill time blocks from a prior week into their calendar.
- TheAlso Copy Details and Commentscheck box is replaced with theDo not copy hourscheck box.
- Workers can selectDo not copy hoursto copy projects from a prior week without copying hours.
Workers can also access theSet Default Projectstask throughEnter Time by Type. Workers can save projects that Workday automatically populates in the time entry grid. To improve task performance, Workday recommends that workers save fewer projects or update saved projects on a less frequent basis. - On theNoneffective-Datedtab, expand theProjectssection.Select time entry options:
Option Description Enable Time Entry by ProjectWhen enabled, workers can select their assigned projects and tasks from theTime Typeprompt when entering time. The default time entry code of the time entry template doesn't display in theTime Typeprompt because Workday automatically applies it to the project time.Require Project Role for Time EntryRequires workers to select a project role when they enter time using these time entry methods:- Auto-fill from Prior Week.
- Calendar-based time entry.
- Enter Time by Type.
- Quick Add.
When enabled, Workday also displays Project Role on the Review Project Time task.Workday doesn't require workers to select a project role when they enter time through check-in or check-out events.Workday populates the Project Role field with roles based on the worker's assignments on a project's resource plan line.Display Phase and Task on Time BlockDisplay project phase and task information on a time block for active projects. Workday uses start and end dates for the task resource and resource plan line to drive which resource plan line is available for time entry.During project time entry in Time Tracking, only workers assigned as task resources can enter time to a project plan task. If a project plan task has no task resources, then all workers on the resource plan can see and log time to that task. They can log for both billable and nonbillable projects.If you're using Workday Project Tracking, you can add workers to projects, but you can't add workers to a specific project plan task. When workers enter time for a project, they see all of the project plan tasks in the project and can enter time for any task. Restrict which projects and tasks display in theTime Typeprompt by using project plan taskStart DateandEnd Date.Use High Volume Projects PromptEnable workers to bypass their assignments and select from all active projects and tasks when entering time. Selecting this option causes the Time Type prompt to be empty until workers search for their project. They can also browse through all active projects and tasks in theProjectsandProject Plan Tasksfolders.This option is useful if you have large volumes of projects or don't assign projects and tasks to individual workers.Create Independent EventsCreate separate approval events for each project that has time logged against it that week or time period. This way, the approval status of 1 project doesn't hold up the approval for another project. Approvers for multiple projects receive, and must act on, separate approval events for each project.Display Project Customer on Enter Time by TypeSelect to display the project customer on the Enter Time by Type time entry method.Show Totals on Enter Time by TypeSelect to display theTime Totalssection on the Enter Time by Type time entry method.Hide Do Not BillSelect to hide theDo Not Billcheck box on the Enter Time for Worker, Enter Time by Type, and Micro-Edit time entry methods. - (Optional) Complete theSet Default Projectssection:OptionDescriptionDisplay Project CustomerDisplay Project OwnerSelect to add Project Customer, Project Owner filters, or both, to theSet Default Projectstask. Additional filters make it easier for workers to quickly select relevant projects.Enable Project SearchSelect to enable a Project Search button on these time entry methods:
- Time entry calendar.
- Quick Add
- Check-In
- Edit Time Clock Event
When workers clickProject Search, they can search for and select multiple projects, project tasks, or both and then clickUpdate Resultsto add those projects to a grid view. They can then apply the projects and project tasks to their time entry. - On theEffective-Datedtab, expand theEligibilitysection.Select aWorker Eligibilityrule so that only workers who enter project time are eligible for this time entry template.
- (Optional) Create Time Calculation Tags.Create aProject Timetime calculation tag and associate it with the default time entry code for project time entry.If you track project time only and don't perform time calculations, you don't need to create time calculation tags. If you use theReview TimeorReview Project Timereports to review and approve project time blocks, create a time calculation tag for project time. These reports pull in time blocks based on their calculation tags.
Assign the worker to a project or resource plan.